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Online marketplaces and services are becoming the shopper’s favorite, and most companies are taking their businesses to the web; or running both physical and online stores. Once they are there, they realize they’ve landed in Rome and have no option but to blend in if they are going to survive— adopt a customer centric approach. But Jia Wertz, an ecommerce...

eCommerce has transformed the world you knew in so many ways. Today, if you want to remain competitive in your industry, you can’t do without maintaining online presence. Quite naturally, safe and reliable online payments are essential for any type of eCommerce business, and that’s not enough. You should also have an affordable eCommerce merchant account. So, how can you...

The world is going cashless. Cashless transactions are quicker and they are more convenient. Cashless transactions are vitally important for eCommerce merchants running a business. How can you be sure you’re setting up the right eCommerce merchant account for your business? Read this article and you’ll know. Merchant Account for eCommerce Businesses Are you an eCommerce business owner? If yes,...

The future of commerce is clear: it’s going online. Almost all of retail growth is in the e-commerce space, and for good reason; technology has put our ability to purchase directly in our hands, with our ability to make purchases using smartphones enabling a culture of purchasing goods and services anywhere, anytime. Retailers need to be able to compete, but...

According to the 2017 Global Ecommerce Report, the global retail industry is at a “crossroads”. This wide-ranging study of e-commerce surveyed 1,200 retailers from 8 countries and 12,000 consumers from 11 global markets. The perspectives of both consumers and retailers revealed interesting data for those concerned with card-not-present payments. The key points this study uncovered include: Cross-border is figuring more...

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It’s estimated 1.61 billion people worldwide purchased goods online in 2016. In 2016, global e-retail sales accounted for 1.9 trillion US dollars. It’s projected this number will reach 4.06 trillion US dollars by 2020. In Asia Pacific, e-retail sales represented 12.1% of retail sales in 2016 but accounted only for 1.8% of retail sales in the Middle East and Africa....

According to American Express, 60 percent of internet-based retailers reported experiencing some form of fraud in 2016; a 25 percent jump from the previous year’s records. With the threat growing at such an alarming rate, the need to protect your business has never been more pressing. Here are five ways to keep your online enterprise from becoming an easy target...

In 2016, 15.4 million Americans were hit by online financial fraud, which was a 16% increase to $16 billion in stolen money. The fact that there was $1-billion climb from 2015 indicates that this type of fraud isn’t going to disappear soon, especially with the surging popularity of online shopping. What Do Numbers Show? According to pymnts.com, ecommerce fraud has...

High Risk Merchant Services

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Having a merchant account allows an account holder to take advantage of merchant cash advances. When a merchant is approved for an advance, the business agrees to receive a lump sum of cash in exchange for an agreed-upon percentage of future credit card sales.

Yes, EMB works with merchants who are building their credit, as well as those who have poor credit. EMB also approves merchants that have no credit card processing history and businesses that have lost their merchant accounts due to high chargebacks.

Several factors influence a merchant’s risk level. Though only one factor likely will not get a merchant classified as high risk, a combination of these may: business size, location, and industry, credit score, credit card processing history, a industry’s reputation for excessive chargebacks, a prior history of high chargeback ratios, and whether a merchant exclusively sells online.

Virtual terminals are stationed on a merchant’s website, making it easy for customers to make a payment or purchase online. Merchants or a payment processor can easily set up virtual terminals, so online businesses can accept credit and debit card and e-check transactions.

A merchant account is a business account with an acquiring bank. Without this business account, which actually works more like a line of credit, a merchant cannot accept and process credit and debit card transactions. Businesses need a merchant account to accept major credit cards via a static point-of-sale terminal, mobile card reader, or through a virtual payment gateway.

EMB specializes in working with high-risk merchants. EMB works with many merchants, including but not limited to businesses in these industries: gambling and gaming, adult entertainment, nutraceuticals, vaping and e-cigarettes, electronics, tech support, travel, high-end furniture, weight loss programs, calling cards, e-books and software, and telecommunications.